Win Gardner Place
residents can call their own and will work to serve the community in innovative and exciting ways. The 25, 000 square ft. multi-service facility is community driven, designed to reflect community standards and is inclusive and accessible to all.
A number of organizations work together for community wellness at Win Gardner Place, including: Ma Mawi Wi Chi Itata Centre, the YMCA-YWCA of Winnipeg, SPLASH Child Enrichment Centre and the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority.
The YMCA-YWCA of Winnipeg is one of the longest standing and most respected wellness, leisure,
recreation, and leadership organizations in the city. The YMCA-YWCA of Winnipeg’s North Y Youth Centre offers opportunities for youth to become members of something special. When kids participate in a YMCA-YWCA experience they have the opportunity to develop self-confidence, make healthy choices, feel connected, and learn the skills necessary to become the leaders of today and tomorrow. They also find out what it takes to build strong families and community.
SPLASH Child Enrichment
A unique state of the art early-learning and child care centre licensed
The Winnipeg Regional Health
Authority (WRHA) is committed to working with our community partners to improve the health status of children,
From the remains of what was once a recreational landmark within Winnipeg’s North End, the North End Wellness Centre
– known today as “Win Gardner Place” has risen anew to showcase the pride, strength, capacity and redevelopment of the North End community.
With a number of stakeholders working together guided by the community, the Centre represents a shared vision of community wellness. Thanks to the collaborative efforts of such organizations as, Ma Mawi Wi Chi Itata Centre, the YMCA-YWCA of Winnipeg, North End Community Renewal Corporation, SPLASH
Child Enrichment Centre, and the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority, Win Gardner Place serves as a beacon of hope, inspiration and opportunity for North End residents.
Win Gardner Place is a welcoming retreat that North End
Ma Mawi Wi Chi Itata Centre (Ma Mawi)
Ma Mawi is a community-mandated, non-profit Aboriginal controlled and directed organization that offers a diverse array of culturally relevant preventative and supportive services and programs for Aboriginal families. Ma Mawi works to empower community members to practice selfcare through preventive and supportive services for children and families. Ma Mawi’s philosophy is rooted in the belief
that the entire community has responsibility for the healthy development of future generations. Ma Mawi has been designated by the partners to be the Keeper of the Spirit of the facility, and to
ensure that community respect, values and expectations can be met through the facility and the partnership.
for 48 spaces, including 8 infant spaces is managed by SPLASH Child Care Inc. Operating at a primary location within the neighbourhood since 1985. SPLASH is a vibrant and innovative early-learning child care centre, trusted and supported by the local community. SPLASH embraces the spirit of the North End and its residents. SPLASH’s mission and values are Collaboration, Acceptance, Respect, Excellence, and Safety which are reflected in their practice.
youth, and families within our neighborhoods. The WRHA provides community planning, meeting, health resource space, office, and clinical space on the second floor. The primary focus of the location is on health promotion and education activities with clinical programs under development. The shared space within Win Gardner Place is creating new and exciting opportunities for the WRHA to partner with and engage the community in actions that will improve the health of all.
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